Jacob

I enjoyed his prose and the inner conflict of Thomas Covenant. His struggle with himself, his purpose, and reality was all very intriguing.

The drop from 4 to 3 stars was the central immoral event that Thomas commits. It stayed with me throughout the rest of the book, sickening me of his character.

Every time I start reading a page of this book I wish I was reading something else. The run on sentences, repetition, and lack of punctuation leave me caring little as to what happens in the rest of the book. I am afraid I will have to shelf this book until the time comes that I want to punish myself.

An excellent and fitting conclusion to the Night Angel series. The scope of the story is expanded greatly in this finale. The reader is rewarded with a sprawling tale that challenges the main characters while bringing to light the importance of the side characters in the series.

I struggled with this book as it sat unread for months. Being a fantasy fan, the description and author had be very interested. Maybe I should resolve myself to being a modern fantasy fan, because I didn't like the way the book was written.

I had a hard time connecting with the main character, which made her training very hard to get through. Interesting idea for a series just not for me.